A1 — starting out
Greetings, a few everyday words, and the sounds of Luxembourgish are still new. This is a normal place to start, and the fastest to improve from.
Twelve short questions, about three minutes, and you get a clear starting point: A1, A2 or B1 — plus what to practise next for the Sproochentest.
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The questions move from everyday greetings up to longer sentences you would meet in the exam. At the end you get one of three levels and a plain explanation of what it means for your preparation — not a score you have to decode.
Greetings, a few everyday words, and the sounds of Luxembourgish are still new. This is a normal place to start, and the fastest to improve from.
Everyday basics are working. The gap to the exam is longer spoken answers: talking about yourself, your week and a picture for a minute at a time.
The basics are solid. What decides the exam now is listening accuracy at natural speed and speaking with confidence under time.
Answer 12 questions. There is no timer and no penalty for guessing.
Get your level: A1, A2 or B1, with what it means in practice.
Follow the suggested next step, from A1 foundations to B1 listening.
People living in Luxembourg who are preparing the Sproochentest for naturalisation, and anyone starting Luxembourgish who wants to know where to begin. MoienLab is independent practice support: it does not certify a level and does not guarantee a pass.
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